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6. Preparing the Battery
Important: Read all the health and safety instructions
listed in this manual before attempting to use the
product. DO NOT make any adjustments to the product
while the trigger switch is depressed.
6.1 Charging the Battery
CAUTION! ALWAYS ensure that the output
voltage of the charger matches the voltage of
the battery pack before use. Ensure that both
the battery pack and charger are not damaged
in any way. NEVER charge or use a damaged
battery or charger; contact Draper Tools for
support.
Important: Stock No.03359 is supplied with the
appropriate battery and charger. DO NOT use any other
charger to charger batteries for use with this product.
Similarly, for the ‘bare’ version of this product (Stock
No.18097) ONLY use the appropriate batteries and
chargers from the Draper Tools D20 range.
Important: This battery is supplied without charge and
MUST be charged for at least 90 minutes before rst use.
1 Fig.
(20)
(2)
(21)
1. Remove the battery from the tool; see 7.2 Inserting
and Removing the Battery.
2. Connect the charger power cable to a power supply.
The red power indicator (20) illuminates when the
charger is powered.
3. Slide the battery into the charger until it clicks.
The green charging indicator (21) ashes to indicate
that the battery is charging.
4. The current charge level of the battery pack is shown
by the battery charge indicators (2) on the front of the
battery base; a greater number of illuminated LEDs
indicates a greater level of charge.
5. When charging is complete, the charging indicator
stays illuminated and the power indicator goes out.
6. To remove the battery pack from the charger, press
the battery release button (3) and slide the battery
away.
CAUTION! The battery and charger may be hot
after extended periods of charging. Disconnect
the power supply and allow the battery and
charger to cool before attempting to remove the
battery. Allow at least 15 minutes before reusing
the battery charger.
If the power indicator begins to ash during charging,
there may be a problem with the battery. Remove the
battery and check for obstructions and debris around the
charging contacts. If the problem is not resolved, stop
charging the battery immediately and contact Draper
Tools for support.
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